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I'm pretty sure the Lamborghini car also took quite a bit of people-interaction. Road compliance and all, you know?
I actually do know. I briefly worked in F1, and I also separately registered my own car with a properly hand built chassis to NY state registration standards.
They are orders of magnitude apart. It's like saying "both this IKEA glass and the space shuttle took quite a bit of engineering". Trust me, more hours were put into any mundane F1 part than almost any other vehicle out there